Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-18
Elopcr~ Brought 60 Grief.

MISS MILLER AND THE ACTOR WITH WHOM GEE RAN
OFF ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI
Abraham Miller is a prominent boss mason and
man OF considerable wealth. He resides at No.
III Clifton avenue In Newark, n. j. He has n
very pretty daughter, Emily by name. she IN
eighteen years old and very attractive Last
Christmas week Emily met an actor calling
himself Gus Gutsdort. but also known as Gus GIL
more. Emily fell In love with the actor and had
him call very often at the house. MI Miller soon
saw how matters were progressing and ordered
the actor TO cease his visits Emily said nothing,
6g. carried on clandestine correspondents
airy 8, both Mr.. and Ms. Miller were away from
home. Gutsdor called that evening and an elope-
In trunk and took s40 In bills from vest or her
fathers that was hanging In the closet. hack
was called and the couple left. When Miller re-
turned home the next day and took In the situa-
ton he notified the police and ordered them to
quietly hunt down the clippers The couple were
traced to New York and there all clues were lost.
Thursday morning the cher OF police OF Newark
received dispatch from he chief Of police In Gin
cinnau stating that Gutsdorf and Emily had been
arrested there and expressed a willingness TO
come home. Miller declined 10 saw whether ne
will forgive HIS daughter not IL is believed thar
the couple were married .. fore they went west.
Mrs. BISHOP SEEKS A DIvoRcE.-The Boston poss
states that Mrs. Bishop, wife OF Washington Irving
Bishop, the mind reader, has Instituted proceeo
ings In that city for divorce. She charges that
recent publications rejecting on her were insti-
gated by her husband. and are 'base, degrading
were advertising schemes previous TO Mr.. Bishops
departure for Havana Referring TO the causes OF
her separation from Mr.; Bishop she said it WAS
due 10 discoveries made by her early IN February
She decided 10 leave him, and had not lived with
him since. IL Mr. Bishop had not misreprsented
matters before the marriage she said, Il shoud
not have made such a fool OF myself"
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WISHED FOR N CANADA
A good deal OF interest il excited I'm Montreal as
to the best means OF celebrating the Quetn0
jubilee next June. Col. Straubenzie, who is at
head frf ffa
grand review in which corps from throughout the
Dominion VIII take part. HIS wish Is likely 10 be
carried out. II is certain that the Winnipeg VOL
unteers who suffered severely in queliing the
Northwest rebellion TWO years ago, VIII partici.
pate. Should the program include inviting regi-
mentS from Toronto, Hamilton, OTTAWA. Quebec.
ST. John and Halifax, at least ten Thousand men
would march past Lord Lansdowne In review IL
has been suggested In influential quarters that
token OF international good WILL when her
majesty completes the fiftieth year Of her reign.
In 1879 the Thirteenth regiment or Brooklyn took
part In the demonstration on the queens BIRTH
day, and were the seventh OF New York or some
other prominent regiment invited, they would ne
ceaye magnificent reception
LOBBYISTS FALL QUA telegram from Trenton
leading lobbyists, has sued John A. Hail, the
lobbyist or the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD last
year. for 500 for services performed in connection
with the staten Island bridge matter. KENNEL
says IL he is not paid he will make public In
teresting documents and papers other lobbyists
propose TO bring suits against Hall
The Maine house has concurred with the sem
ate In the bill substituting annual for biennial
sessions OF the legislature.
The Illinois house has voted down resolu-
tions to submit prohibitory amendment and
also a bill fixing the uniform license rate at 81 OOO
The Cooperative Printing and Publishing COM
pany in Boston has failed. Liabilities, Ss3.64s;
assets, $4,000.
William Paxton, OF Lancaster s. c., who was q
soldier In the Mexican war, despairing 0f ever
ceiving pension, hanged himself
Monsignor McMaDus, Of Baltimore, received Mon
day from Rome the pontilical brief appointing
him a prelaie OF the household OF Pope Leo
Those prominent In Yale boating circles EN-
phatically deny the report that Columbia is TO be
admitted into the Yale-Harvard race.
The governor or Tennessee has signed the bill
submitting prohibition amendment 70 the peo-
pie, ana IL win be voted ON In September.
The necessary stock was subscribed In Dany1lle
Va, for building a street railway.
Rev. Justin Fulton, OF the Centennial Baptist
church, Brooklyn, has resigned.